My mother has been seeing Dr Kaye for over 20 years. Over this time we have gotten to know him very…read morewell. He is professional, courteous and very well educated. Its important to have a therapist that really listens and cares, and Dr Kaye is just that person. Over the years there have been ups and downs with the family and Dr Kaye has always had excellent caring advise and guidance. Highly recommended

Went to see Dr. Labataille for ADHD. It was the best decision I have made in my journey of self…read moregrowth and healing. Dr. Labataille is extremly caring, curious, patient in her profession of psychotherapy. I recommend her if you are looking for a provider who is forthcoming of her knowledge and willingness to help. Genuine care provider who works with you on your path for a better life.

From the owner: At Redwood PsychAlliance we work collaboratively to provide compassionate and quality care. We…read moreprovide outpatient services to Adults & Adolescents which include psychiatric consultation, medication management, individual, couples and family psychotherapy.

Dr. Gardner has been my psychiatrist for the past twenty-five years and I cannot say enough good…read morethings about him. He has been there for me so many times when I was in crisis, and he has helped me through them each time. He has a phenomenal understanding of drugs and drug interactions, and is up on the latest findings in treating depression and related disorders. He combines both a rigorous scientific perspective with a humanistic and caring attitude that make visits to him events to look forward to. I am grateful for having Dr. Gardner in my life, and hope that you will consider him the next time you have a mental health issue that requires expert mental health assistance. The man has worked with two Nobel Prize winners in medicine and works in the interstices between neurology, psychiatry, and endocrinology. He's is about as good as it gets in the mental health field.

From the owner: R.S. Isaac Gardner, MD is a psychiatrist and endocrinologist who specializes in the treatment of…read morecomplex cases. Dr. Gardner has over 40 years of experience treating conditions ranging from major depressive disorder to ADHD to thyroid disorders and other endocrine abnormalities.

I contacted Siyan Clinical on July 17, 2026, to ask when my prescription for my insomnia medication…read morewould be sent to the pharmacy. I knew I would run out of my medication on July 24, and because this medication is not routinely stocked, the pharmacy typically needs several days to order it. While I understood it could not be dispensed early because it is a Schedule IV medication, the prescription could have been sent in advance so the pharmacy could order it and hold it until the appropriate fill date. On July 21, the front desk told me my prescription had been sent to CVS on July 13 and instructed me to contact the pharmacy. I explained that CVS always sends an automated notification when they receive a prescription and that I had not received one. Despite this, I was repeatedly assured it had been sent. After contacting CVS, I confirmed that they had never received the prescription. That same day, I sent a message to my provider through the patient portal. On July 22, I again spoke with the front desk and was once more told the prescription had been sent on July 13. I explained that it had not and requested they contact my provider to send it to the pharmacy. I was told there was nothing they could do because my provider was not in the office that day. Because the prescription was not sent in a timely manner, I was left facing an avoidable gap in my insomnia medication while the pharmacy waited for the medication to arrive. I requested a short bridge prescription to cover the delay, but I was told I would need to schedule another appointment to discuss it, despite this medication already being part of my ongoing treatment plan. The prescription was finally sent on July 23, but by then it was too late to avoid several days without my medication due to pharmacy ordering times. As someone who struggles with severe insomnia and is also managing an autoimmune condition, an interruption in my prescribed treatment created unnecessary stress and could have been avoided with timely communication. At no point did anyone acknowledge the error, apologize, or make a meaningful effort to resolve the situation. I also requested copies of my intake paperwork and treatment plan, as well as a call from the office manager. Neither request was fulfilled. My biggest concern is not with my provider but with the front office and office management. I found the communication to be inaccurate, the follow-through lacking, and there appeared to be little urgency when an administrative error affected a patient's continuity of care. It was also extremely difficult to reach someone by phone or receive clear, consistent information. Based on this experience, I cannot recommend this practice. Reliable communication and timely medication management are essential in psychiatric care, and unfortunately my experience fell well short of that standard.

I'd like to preface my review by saying I was a Kaiser member all of my life until last year when I…read morehad to switch coverage. I have been in recovery and on the same medication for 6 years. I have NEVER ran into the kind of issues I have at Saiyan... I started with an incredible doctor, Dr.Poon at Saiyan. He was compassionate, and understanding. But since he retired, I've been transferred to Dr.Sunny Bush. I CANT STRESS THIS ENLOUGH. If Sunny is your doctor, you WILL run into issues. 1. She refused to sign medical documents stating my disability, but had no problem continuing to prescribe multiple medications for those disabilities. This made absolutely zero sense to me, and in 25 years I've never once ran into a doctor that had any issue whatsoever filing that paperwork. (This was on the FIRST day of meeting her) 2. At the end of our first meeting she scheduled a follow up appointment with me, three weeks out, KNOWING she was going on vacation. Never was notified, and I was told the day of the "appointment" that she's on vacation. Extremely unprofessional. 3. Because she's my prescribing doctor, and left for said vacation, it was up to me source out another doctor in the clinic capable of prescribing my meds. It's almost like she just suddenly leaves, and expects her clients to just "figure it out" 4. When asked if I can change to another doctor, because of her complete incompetentcy, I was told she's the only one available. This place started out absolutely amazing, and took a SEVERE turn. If you value your money, your time, human decency.... SKIP SAIYAN, or at the very least ask for any other doctor BESIDES Sunny Bush. Read some of the other reviews, and get better care.

Ellen is a very effective and empathetic therapist. I have been seeing her for a few years. She…read morecuts through the bs but does it with finesse. She is funny and caring. Only down side is her practice is very full so she has very limited availability.

Terrible experience. She blatantly lies and manipulates. She's is visibly unhealthy and possibly…read morenot right mentally.

Do not see this Psychitrist!…read more She gave up on me in the middle of a medication adjustment. Her front desk employees are loud and unprofessional. They play inappropriate music for a mental health office ( I felt like I was in a rave during most visits). Her front desk also lacks the ability effectively listen and communicate; making it very difficult for patients going through a difficult time. She mailed out a letter that she would be increasing her rates and proudly boasted about it in her letter. In order to have my disability form filled out for an extension she charged me an additional $25 fee (I've never had any other doctor do this). She is definitely money hungry. Dr. Bunger spends most of your appointment typing the information you say into her computer with minimal or no eye contact. However, her note taking appears to be ineffective as she has trouble remembering things in future appointments. Her inability to actually keep notes resulted in me receiving delayed disability income. This further resulted in me having an episode and getting terminated as a patient. I am not surprised with most of her Yelp reviews. If I could give her negative stars I would. She really screwed up my recovery.

Hand down the best dr/ psychiatrist I've ever seen , beyond open minded and helpful, great listener…read moreand great person to actually talk to . Very affordable, and honestly a great human being

Ok so I am a SUD counselor...this Dr. is so dirty! He is going to kill people including possibly my…read moreclients! Really!!! I ran a CURES report on my clients and this Dr's name came up on the report dozens of times on the same 6 month report! 190 Xanax in 11 days to one person...3 different scripts...that's a 70 day supply in 11 days! Somebody do something!!! PS the pharmacy that continues to fill for this patient is just as responsible!

In 2008 Doctor Fraga conducted a Neuropsych eval for my niece. He stated that he found "little…read moreevidence to support a finding of partial and/or complete seizure disorder without an EEG. Instead she was suffering from a psychogenic disorder. 5 years later after multiple daily seizures she was diagnosed with epilepsy. She went 5 years without medication or treatment. He had the gall to say we were babying her. Wouldn't recommend him

Dr. Fraga assisted me Ina criminal defense case. He is very personable and easy to work with and…read moredown to earth. He is very knowledgable and has a great disposition when preparing for trial and relating to the jury. He is very well respected and is looked upon with respect in the court room. Wouldn't hesitate to have him work on any future cases where his expertise would be needed.

Be ready for a bill of $250+ for your first time. You won't be told about the fee. You'll just…read morereceive a bill for something that insurance will not pay for. Before I could actually make an appointment to see Dr Burkey, I had to be interviewed by her assistant. The purpose of this interview was to help Dr Burkey decide if she would take me on as a patient. It was very much as if I was an applicant for a job, and Dr Burkey had her Human Resource personnel interview me. For this, I was billed $257. As you might be thinking yourself, my health insurance doesn't pay for bullsh*t charges. Although I've never laid eyes on or spoken to Dr Burkey, she saw fit to turn the $257 interview fee over to collections. Hindsight tells me I am better off having flunked the interview. The secret and egregious interview fee makes me doubt that this doctor would be compassionate or honest.